Wood, John George, 1827-1889. [from old catalog] · London, New York, Routledge, Warne, and Routledge · leaf 85
e,and all wayteth upon the eye. The eye is nothing more than acertaine windowe for witte to shoot out her head at. The chiefecause why men cannot shute straighte, is because theye looke attheyre shafte, The archer should stand in front of the mark he isshooting from; if his arrow falls from the… … AECHEEY. 75 EOVING. In shooting roving, the archers ramble about over heath and field,and select, as they walk along, some object, such as a tree or a bush,to aim at, and when the distances of the marks are judiciously varied,shooting at rovers is an excellent method of practising for improve-ment.…
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